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Nigerian varsity students, all hope is not lost

Nigerian varsity students, all hope is not lost

Nigerian varsity students, all hope is not lost. Nigerian varsity students, all hope is not lost The event was the grand finale of the Inter-Campus Debate organized by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) with the theme, “Nigeria’s Electoral Process and Democracy.”.

Nigerian varsity students, all hope is not lost.

Nigerian varsity students, all hope is not lost The event was the grand finale of the Inter-Campus Debate organized by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) with the theme, “Nigeria’s Electoral Process and Democracy.” The occasion took place on Tuesday November 3, 2026 at the main campus of the University of Abuja (Uni-Abuja).

Present to grace the occasion were the INEC Chairman, Prof […] The event was the grand finale of the Inter-Campus Debate organized by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) with the theme, “Nigeria’s Electoral Process and Democracy.” The occasion took place on Tuesday November 3, 2026 at the main campus of the University of Abuja (Uni-Abuja).

The Vice-Chancellor of Uni-Abuja, Professor Hakeem Babatunde Fawehinmi, was also at the event.

The programme started with the introduction of the speakers representing the four institutions that participated in the inter-campus debate. While the University of Jos (Uni-Jos) was represented by Sunday Amos and Esther Darlington, the University of Ibadan (UI) was represented by Adekola Mayowa and Bolarinwa Israel. While the Bayero University, Kano (BUK) presented Hauwa Umaimah Ibrahim and Hauwa, Mbanwusi Francisca and Afam Ugwuanyi Udochukwu spoke for the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). As if it was premeditated, there were four male and four female participants in the debate competition.

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